Overview
TestPros evaluates software and information systems for businesses and government agencies that need evidence of security, accessibility and compliance. Its teams examine how applications work, check security controls and assess whether people with disabilities can use digital services. Engagements produce documented findings and recommended fixes, and the firm reassesses systems after clients make changes to verify that problems have been addressed. The company earns fees for testing, risk assessments and compliance support that help customers manage technology projects and meet procurement or regulatory requirements. Founded in 1988, TestPros is headquartered in Sterling, Virginia.
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What believers are saying
- Retirement saving gets support: TestPros advertises 401(k) matching for full-time employees, subject to its benefit policies.
- Remote consulting is planned: TestPros's part-time FedRAMP work uses independent-contractor or Corp-to-Corp terms for 2027 or late 2026 projects.
- External frameworks structure delivery: TestPros lists ISO 27001 security and ISO 20000-1 service management certifications.
What critics are saying
- Clearance limits eligibility: TestPros's future late 2026 or 2027 full-time DC Cybersecurity Program Manager requires active Secret clearance or higher.
- Contractor terms apply to TestPros's future FedRAMP projects: part-time engagements in late 2026 or 2027 use 1099 or company-to-company arrangements.
- TestPros's late 2026 or early 2027 full-time Sterling Office Manager's hybrid/remote flexibility depends on policy, confidentiality and operational needs.
What makes TestPros unique
- Assessment has no software upsell: TestPros says it does not sell scanners, overlays or other software.
- Testing has a physical base: TestPros runs a fully equipped test lab in Sterling alongside customer-site services.
- Accessibility checks use people: TestPros's certified analysts manually test with real assistive technology.
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